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From everything I've read, the OPX doesn't support quick charge/rapid charging. But my OnePlus X says it is charging rapidly when I plug it into my wife's GS6 adaptive fast charger.
This just happened so I need to give it an hour to see how "Rapid" it is. I'll report back the results.
If anybody has any info on whether or not this is legit please share. I'm confused ?
Currently running latest official CM13 nightly.
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We have 2A charger, so when charging with this input current, it shows charging rapidly. This is not a fast charging. If you charge with 1A or usb, it wouldn't show.
It's a new feature in MM. It shows how fast the phone is charging. If you plug it in USB it will show it charge slowly. Currently blu_spark and boeffla kernels have option to enable fast charging (manually configure V and mA).
Kir3 said:
It's a new feature in MM. It shows how fast the phone is charging. If you plug it in USB it will show it charge slowly. Currently blu_spark and boeffla kernels have option to enable fast charging (manually configure V and mA).
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Isn't it quite dangerous just to manually increase voltage and ampere? You can't rely on that imo since you don't know the long term effects, or am I missing something?
I mean, the CPU probably supports it until some kind of level but since fast charge isn't activated.... (possible anyhow?)
mafioso16 said:
Isn't it quite dangerous just to manually increase voltage and ampere? You can't rely on that imo since you don't know the long term effects, or am I missing something?
I mean, the CPU probably supports it until some kind of level but since fast charge isn't activated.... (possible anyhow?)
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Dangerous, yes. How much, I don't know.
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mafioso16 said:
Isn't it quite dangerous just to manually increase voltage and ampere? You can't rely on that imo since you don't know the long term effects, or am I missing something?
I mean, the CPU probably supports it until some kind of level but since fast charge isn't activated.... (possible anyhow?)
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IMHO, the dev knows what he should or should not implement for our device features. If they implement something that is means it compatible with our devices's hardware. But, use at your own risk.
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I just found an apple's USB charger. It says the output current is 2100 mA. Is it okay if I use in my Thunderbolt? The only things I know that all the current Thunderbolt chargers are up to 1000 mA.
Thank you very much
ccmks said:
I just found an apple's USB charger. It says the output current is 2100 mA. Is it okay if I use in my Thunderbolt? The only things I know that all the current Thunderbolt chargers are up to 1000 mA.
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The TB won't use more than 1 A. The USB connectors are only spec'd for 1.8A. It may work, it may not, but it won't charge any better than the one which was included with your TB.
mike.s said:
The TB won't use more than 1 A. The USB connectors are only spec'd for 1.8A. It may work, it may not, but it won't charge any better than the one which was included with your TB.
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Actually, I'd like to have my TB charged fast. However, I worry if the high current could damage this phone.
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Actually, I'd like to have my TB charged fast. However, I worry if the high current could damage this phone.
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"The TB won't use more than 1 A." Is there something about that statement that's unclear?
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"The TB won't use more than 1 A." Is there something about that statement that's unclear?
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Okay, I meant was about the charging. For instance, if I use the 1 A, it might take about 3 hours to get fully charged. I wonder if the 2 A will decrease the time of charging!
You just don't get it, do you
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ccmks said:
Okay, I meant was about the charging. For instance, if I use the 1 A, it might take about 3 hours to get fully charged. I wonder if the 2 A will decrease the time of charging!
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You're in a maze of twisty passages, all alike.
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Okay, I meant was about the charging. For instance, if I use the 1 A, it might take about 3 hours to get fully charged. I wonder if the 2 A will decrease the time of charging!
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No.
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I recently installed Semi 17 Rom on my SII. I noticed that the charge rate according to ELIXIR2 is around 640 mA. I've updated to AJ's latest kernel, and it's still the same. I downloaded extweaks, and 650 mA is the highest setting available. How can I change this to a higher rate, and should I?
I was previously running unnamed, and I know the phone would charge at about 2000mA. I seem to recall that a lower charging rate could cause a problem while using navigation and google music. I had a car charger that only charged at about 500mA and it could not keep up while using these two apps.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Zohdug said:
I recently installed Semi 17 Rom on my SII. I noticed that the charge rate according to ELIXIR2 is around 640 mA. I've updated to AJ's latest kernel, and it's still the same. I downloaded extweaks, and 650 mA is the highest setting available. How can I change this to a higher rate, and should I?
I was previously running unnamed, and I know the phone would charge at about 2000mA. I seem to recall that a lower charging rate could cause a problem while using navigation and google music. I had a car charger that only charged at about 500mA and it could not keep up while using these two apps.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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You can not make this phone charge any faster, this has been well documented.
Nick281051 said:
You can not make this phone charge any faster, this has been well documented.
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Actually u can. If u add more.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyV2cPLuFuA&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Phalanx7621 said:
Actually u can. If u add more.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyV2cPLuFuA&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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Damn i always forget about that!
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Nick281051 said:
You can not make this phone charge any faster, this has been well documented.
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OK. So I went back to Entropy's thread on his DD kernel and did some more reading. Then I flashed back to unnamed, because I thought I might be loosing my mind, and I'm still seeing the same results. I guess this means that something funky is going on with Unnamed/Elixir.
Thanks for being gentle with the noob
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Hi, I know there are already many threads about it but I think I have a slightly different problem: while charging the phone is always active (as if he was doing something in the background) resulting in an extended charge time.
First thought: there must be an active process (developers opts-> show cpu usage) and ... nothing
Second thought: maybe "dmesg" can tell me something more and...
...well, that seems something
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The "adc" value of the battery significantly increases when connected to the wall charger, so even if the "adc_chg" value is high it is compensated by the high drain of the battery.
Am i wrong? Has someone any idea about the cause of the problem or about how to find it ?
Thanks (going mad, yet changed battery, charger and multiple USB flex ports )
You do know that our phone never deep sleeps when it is plugged? There is a specific wakelock for charging, which will keep the freq to 200mhz. As for battery drainage, nothing much can be done because our phone's charging capability is not advanced compared to newer phones and hence it is easy to drain the phone battery even when plugged. Doing simple things like closing all unused apps, keeping the screen off, turning off Bluetooth or WiFi may make the phone charge a little faster.
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I did know it, it was stated somewhere in the previous threads. What I forgot to mention is that, actually, I'm talking of an s2 with Greenify activated, no third party background process admitted except Telegram & Whatsapp services but charging in offline mode, screen always off. And still says it will take 2h 45m when charging starting from 65%, math can be done for when starting from 1%.
Time ago it only took about 1h 45m to charge completely, so it seems strange.
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i've been facing problem with the QC. I read that probably is the cable but i tried with S8 Cable and i had the same results...
I changed the rom (Aurel v12 / Cuoco v91) and didnt help me!
usually when i restart the phone th QC works but just for couple minutes after that goes down again!
i dont know whats happening! before it used to go under de 4000 MAh now is under 1600 MAh. :crying::crying:
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Try to calibrate your battery
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The battery has a very low voltage
I have 4.377 V
m890 said:
Try to calibrate your battery
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I will try!! Thanks
lichostan said:
The battery has a very low voltage
I have 4.377 V
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That's not the problem whatsoever, as he have a low battery percentage and that's how batteries work. When charged it's 4.3-4.4V and when they are put to use, voltage slowly falls to the cut-off point which is 3.7V on most Lithium-ion batteries.
The issue that OP have may be related either to an insufficient cable or software issue. I would recommend to charge while phone is turned off to see if QC works and if so, factory reset the device or change the rom.
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GethPrime said:
That's not the problem whatsoever, as he have a low battery percentage and that's how batteries work. When charged it's 4.3-4.4V and when they are put to use, voltage slowly falls to the cut-off point which is 3.7V on most Lithium-ion batteries.
The issue that OP have may be related either to an insufficient cable or software issue. I would recommend to charge while phone is turned off to see if QC works and if so, factory reset the device or change the rom.
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Thanks Bro! ill do that
Slow charging issue.
I have changed cable but nothing happens.
It says charging rapidly but with turtle speed.
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maybe is the charger?
wetito said:
maybe is the charger?
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I have tried with my Samsung's phone charger (it is also 5V 2A), but charge rate remains same. Maybe my phone's battery going weak. But it's not even 2 year. It will in Nov.
And one thing more, actually it get fixed today after updating device. It charged at normal speed (an app showed 45% per hour), I usually don't use that app but I use it now to check charging status.
But now, it became again that slow. (App showing 12% per hour. 7hrs to full charge)
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I have tried with my Samsung's phone charger (it is also 5V 2A), but charge rate remains same. Maybe my phone's battery going weak. But it's not even 2 year. It will in Nov.
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i don't think is a battery issue. also my battery is two years hold. i suggest you the original xiaomi cherger with a new cable. a more power charger is not compatible with mia3 tecnolgy. maybe the result can be a slow charging. are you on stock or custom rom? if you are on a costum rom probably is a software problem.
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i don't think is a battery issue. also my battery is two years hold. i suggest you the original xiaomi cherger with a new cable. a more power charger is not compatible with mia3 tecnolgy. maybe the result can be a slow charging. are you on stock or custom rom? if you are on a costum rom probably is a software problem.
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Yeah..it is on stock rom (android 11)
I dont know how it get fixed..but it's charging much faster now
its charger i am sure
csgoisepic said:
its charger i am sure
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i'm agree with you
same problem here, but seem resolved with last update. I think it was a loading kernel module problem. the charger is good and the battery too. this is a kernel bug